The Strolling Dead: Year One is an episodic visual experience based on John Kirkman's. The Strolling Deceased comedian sequence. The experience was developed by Revealing Activities and was originally scheduled for launch in the last months of 2011, but was organised back until beginning 2012 to allow further here we are at growth. The experience includes five periods, launched between Apr and Nov 2012. Revealing has also released retail store editions of the complete activity. Currently the activity is available for Console 360, PlayStation 3, Microsof company Windows, iOS, OS X, PlayStation Vita, Kindle Fire HDX and Android operating system. An Ouya edition is organized for launch in beginning 2014.
The activity occurs in the same imaginary world as the comedian, with activities happening soon after the start of the living dead apocalypse in Atlanta. However, most of the figures are unique to the activity, which facilities on school lecturer and charged killer Lee Everett wa, who helps to save and consequently care for a litttle lady known as Clementine. Kirkman provided management for the mission's tale to ensure it corresponded to the overall tone of the comedian, but permitted Revealing to deal with the large of the developing work and tale details. Three figures from the unique comedian sequence make in-game appearances; Hershel Greene, Shawn Greene and Glenn Rhee.
Unlike many visual experience games, The Strolling Deceased does not highlight challenge fixing, but instead concentrates on tale and personality growth. The tale is suffering from both the conversation options of the gamer and their activities during quick time activities, which can often lead to, for example, certain figures being murdered, or an negative change in the personality of a certain personality or figures towards Lee. The options made by the gamer carry over from show to show. Choices were also monitored by Revealing, and used to impact their writing in later periods.
The Strolling Deceased has been seriously recommended, with evaluators enjoying the severe psychological overall tone of the tale and the emphatic relationship established between Lee and Clementine. The experience has won over 90 "Game of the Year" prizes, such as prizes from USA Today, GamesRadar, E! Online, and the Raise Video Game Awards. More than one thousand unique gamers have bought at least one show from the sequence, with over 8.5 thousand individual periods marketed by the end of 2012, and its success has been seen as making up a revitalization of the damaged experience activity category. In This summer 2013, Revealing launched an additional down-loadable show, 400 Days, to improve the first season and link the gap towards the second season.
The activity occurs in the same imaginary world as the comedian, with activities happening soon after the start of the living dead apocalypse in Atlanta. However, most of the figures are unique to the activity, which facilities on school lecturer and charged killer Lee Everett wa, who helps to save and consequently care for a litttle lady known as Clementine. Kirkman provided management for the mission's tale to ensure it corresponded to the overall tone of the comedian, but permitted Revealing to deal with the large of the developing work and tale details. Three figures from the unique comedian sequence make in-game appearances; Hershel Greene, Shawn Greene and Glenn Rhee.
Unlike many visual experience games, The Strolling Deceased does not highlight challenge fixing, but instead concentrates on tale and personality growth. The tale is suffering from both the conversation options of the gamer and their activities during quick time activities, which can often lead to, for example, certain figures being murdered, or an negative change in the personality of a certain personality or figures towards Lee. The options made by the gamer carry over from show to show. Choices were also monitored by Revealing, and used to impact their writing in later periods.
The Strolling Deceased has been seriously recommended, with evaluators enjoying the severe psychological overall tone of the tale and the emphatic relationship established between Lee and Clementine. The experience has won over 90 "Game of the Year" prizes, such as prizes from USA Today, GamesRadar, E! Online, and the Raise Video Game Awards. More than one thousand unique gamers have bought at least one show from the sequence, with over 8.5 thousand individual periods marketed by the end of 2012, and its success has been seen as making up a revitalization of the damaged experience activity category. In This summer 2013, Revealing launched an additional down-loadable show, 400 Days, to improve the first season and link the gap towards the second season.
